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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-11
Boletiq Nercantl de Puerto-Rico.

PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACIONALES EN- AMERICA
0RGANO DE- Los RSPANOLRS NCONDICIONALES EN- Pro RICO
CONDICIONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda cIase de remitidos anuncios.
publication de los anuncos medic de
venconales deteminaran los mismos.
Los comunicados mitdos gacas dben
rma del eponsabdad
mas con Ia de persona responsible de pago.
Los originates de comuncadoa remido gacetias
devueltos aunque pubiquen.
No responde de rotura nj extravios de clch9s
La coumna del peco considerable cenmetrvs
de largo
Ell anunciante ndra
publication de En- de dsea conced6rse paga
10 p.S sobre ell pcio de taria.
Ell anuncante que cc publication anuncos ten
dA una bonifcac6n de 10 pS sobre los pcios de taria
Cuando mpore de los
anuncante reca pe de ndmero En- &c
vara ell primer ndmero
Para los no uscpo del Bo1nrn la nea de gacela communicate
remitdo secci6n correspondence costars de<
Los endran Is S de bon6n precio
cetilas comunlcados remitdos
Ell mpoe de las suscrpcones anuncos gacla rmdos
csdos anticlado.
po dease de sair perco teuporalmente Ell
anunciante ntas pubacnes
deado de sair.
Tarifa para la publication de anuncios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-11

The Proprietors of the Boletin
Mercantu have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z c. who are the sole
Agents for all English d French
Ad1krtisinq.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-11
LIBROS.

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
ia, por el liltimo vapor-correo de
la Peninsula los siguientes:
LEY de EnJuiciamiento Civi!
anotada y encuadernada en- pasta
a $3.50 ejemplar.
OBRAS de .Amicis.
VETERINARIA, por Aragd.
TACTICAS de infanteria.
COLECCIONES de las obras
de Alarc6n.
HISTORIA natural, por Pc
reda.
CURIOSIDADES gramahsa
es, por Martinez Garcia.
HACIENDA municipal por
Abella.
OBRAS completes de Mora.
tin.
GALERIA de mujeres cslebres
por dona Maria del Pillar Sinues
de Marco.
HISTORLA de la Religion, por
Mazo.
Ell CATOLICISMO en- pre-
sencia de sus disidentes, por Eliza.
guirre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-11
AMIGOS DE TODOS
PLLDORAS HOLLOWAY,

Millones dc personals, On todae las parties
mundo, recomiendan dichas Pildoras como
mejor rcstaurativo de Ia aalud que 10 oonooe
Elias cRran todas Las afecciones del coraz6n
del higadc, del est6mago, de los ridones
los intestinos, = remuevsn IL acrimonis, ID
nstulenois y 10 oardialgia, expulsando do 10
sangrs toda impurena, fortaleciendo compile
taments sl sistema nervioso y dando IN tone
adable ls organisation general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-11

La OIENCAA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS 81 aplihcada por la aplicacion de
una regla Ii ,sible para acertar el deudor
el aoreedol, aoompafiada de numerosos
ejemplos de c6lculos meroantiles, por O
O. Marsh, traduoido de la 2O' edioion in
glesa por A. G.. Beck, bajo Ia Immediate
enpeoci6n del autor. Un tomo elegante-
mente enouadsrnado 1926, en- Ia I'M
del BOlctis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

A asseaz e tAs HI Efse fi4stias -
siefy ess 5ela 4t tas resi.isaes u seoFEs
~. Faculpsan. 60 CO. are. E4-ea as a.
rzadsi - Ar. s1d Ms. B.4.r NJ. sna Mrs.
Rsyuolls ~ a2G Ma. Adz.s. 1E. 40 Afs
Gas Il Berksy, r. 3 q bza AsED4s.
Lsasia y CateEsaa Al G. Azaa. a41 zlsay
stasrs. A consl. tsIl5a al sg-i8HS govern
~ ghs soeisky asrs v1eP4Eest zn.1 4cop2elt
ltis socleEg - - 60 ks1Sa as tlss XII fee
Assfsc,zls8n. q ers1L kzVids. &'g1is4c
ihs pssrBsses ~ ths society sFe - promote
ASA e1etars<e tne cullazs g s1z1s zn4 ~
n4sasa az lEses and snr25s. so1iias. aH4
9ta6Eslss ofa4mz1-i1s tas l0es s14 zslz
~ ias io-l0Einz district Cocsza <Dcl1S a.
Ens norEhsast eornrr ef Ions AL briizs'
SIS. e4sl % bflaSs - (H1i91.
unrth - Ciinton % Wslef.cke.
ea.E On 81 aIbri3xs - t1s y. & n Fzllfo2d.
southesss 20 k&st-st. tnsnce so1ia g. a
poI1t imnsdlaIsly east 0f Lyon s. thence
west - Bostsiek north On Bsstsick 70
Bridge. 4nd vest "a Bridge - pisos oE es-
ginning. Al peFsOus Fesi1lng Ia @ osni1k
pTopeFty Ia lhiz district may oecone Hsetn-
bsrs oq sisnilg he aFtlciss u TIE s9ustit4-
ti3n znt paying ~ csnEs and performing
g softn Il work eaSn geas UPON t1eir
laans.} The o fsceTs 81 the soclsty ars as
'0llOws President. henry u Reynolds
Vice President Alien 1. kdslt Sscfel4fs
and Treasurer. Oso. W. fhompsou.
The annual meeting VI tie -
ciety wil &c hstd the ufsl
tuesday in October e4ca year, and the
regular meetings the first and third fues-
days in October November, March, Aprl
2ud EAy 0f each year. A. the next meet
Ing TIE PRESIDENT Niil be authorized 20 az
poinl committee Of ladies' - look alter Tie
ogasmenting Of the lawns ant = COMMITTEES
Of gentlemen 10 inspect the planting Of
trees. II VAS reported that a man who nas
been setting out trees AZ Battle Greek was
ia t0~n. aud that be lad completed the
setting Of three ilne large shade Trees Tor u.
Al. Morse. aud that he also had contracts
silh seVera. other parties a the city. The
messing vas = very enthusiastic sn1 ell
c0uraging one and the society viii meet
again next Tuesday evening AZ the residence
u A. T.. Adsit on East Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

The case Of Charles BsHsic. charged with
stealing some surgical instruments from
Mrs NJ v rrindie. was given to the Jury
IN the Circuit Court At n O'Clock yesterday
forenoon. and At b O'Clock thsy we're called
into court and reported hat they had failed
70 sgree. The Jury Vas discharred and
the case vii BE- tAken up for trial again to-
day.
Nm. Sproul and Robert Vincent. who
pieadssi guilty - reSistinr 81 officer, we're
sentenced. Spr0ul % fifteen days acd pay
a dne Of So and Vincent % i've days 10
jail
The case of Jasper Zimmer for assault.
wss called. ard a. be failed 20 appear a
bench warrznt vas issned for his arrest. Re
vas brought IN later and changed his pes
20 one of guilty lie vent - all for
twenty asqs IN dsfsult Of paying s. me and
$lt0s costs
II th- csse oi Fret Hook. who commit
isd an assault and battery oa IA Old woman
on West iFvision-st s9ge time ago. the
jury returned a verdict - guilty and Re Sss
ssaiercsi to a. f0r ten days.
In the case ~ Fnxpae Carpenter charged
With uu.swiUliy tispcsiug Of rl0rtEsgs,l
property. = motion ~ dismiss marie ov ths
dsleuse wss granted on sse grounds that
the az under which he vas arrested vas
repesiesi oy the las, Leg stature. ard, luck
~ fov Gene. the rspeel omitted the usual
''sav,nx clause
The case Of Wn1. ". Fhippsn for unisw-
f1iiy praCtciag medicine Vii oe on trial
t1is morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

CIRcUIr.-Edwsrd y. Cook and Gustav
Flelscnmann vs.. Thomas II. Redmond
Assumpsit. judgment for plaintiff, s5f2
and osts.---The People va. Charles Bew-
sic. Larceny less than SIS. Jury dis
agreed. The People vs.. Wm. Sproul and
Robert Vincent. Resisting an officer.
Sproul sentenced TO Jail for fifteen days and
pay fine OF 30 OF fifteen days more. Vim
cent sentenced to all for i've days--The
People vs. Jasper thinner. Assault. Order
estreating bail and bench warrant issued
The People VS.. Fred Hook. Assault
and battery. Verdict guilty. Sentenced TO
ten days IN jsii.--The People vs. Eugene
Carpenter. Disposing of nortgaged prop
erty. Motion TO dismiss granted and de-
lendant discharge People VS..
Jasper Zir,n'er. Assault. Order estreating
bail set aside. Plea changed 70 guilty SEN
fenced to pay fine of 8 and costs or go TO
Jail for twenty days. Committed.
UPERIoR-George n. Dunston Us. Hop
tonic Company. Assumpsit Judgment
for plaintiff. Ss04.64.-Minnie Z. Dem
ming vs. Charles l.. Demming. In chan.
ce.y. Motion to show cause why an at
tachment should not issue argued and ten
days allowed defendant to pay 50. fifteen
DAYS thereafter 10 pay S25 and twenty DAYS
thereafter TO pay S25.-Eller Daugherty
vs. John Daugherty. In chsncery. Argued
and submitted.
OFFICE BrsIS SEss-Neheniah .. Sergeant
VS. Nancy Sergeant, alias Nancy Shoemaker,
alias Nancy Rufnen. In chancery. Bill
Of complaint flied.
PRoBATE-Estste of Charles Dawson. An
insane person. Special guardians bond
tled.--Esfate Of Amos A. Wood. De-
cessed. Petition for discrimination OF heirs
Tilsd. Hearing Oct. 2S.--ksts,e OF Emily
Kennedy. = Deceased. OrdsT allowing
claims and decree for payment of debts
-Estate Of Mvron CullUm. Deceased.
Petition for appointing Of an administrator
filed. Hearing oct * order appointing
Homer l.. Carter special administrator. -
Estate OF Hart II. Ess0n e. al. Minors.
order allowing Susan n. Esson a. Ter
week for support snd education ~ minors
--Esfste Of Frederick H. Harper Fl al
Minors. Order allowing expenditure ol
s75 for education o. Frederick Estate Of
Minnie L. Dupee. A minor. Guardians
frat annual sccouut fled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

FDd y0u ever notice" said a professional
athlete. the pecGiiaritiss cf some champion
athissesf Hsnlan. in rowing. has ssoop sn-
sirsiv az vsriance With the position vhicn be
sells hz bearers i correct TaN stoop must
1e fatsl % his progress IN n great race. Tor he
loseS the force Il each stroke long before be
assumes an .gprlg position. Another pccu-
hsrifv of Hsnlan IS tbas he rsrsiy turns his
bssd in rae lie marks cat a course before
ne word 20 i given. and after that hs
Itesrs bY dead reckoning. Judging MS motion
ana position BY some tree or house whicn &c
pas-es. Did vou ever see him wipe toe PER
spiration fran his forehead and hair wish his
three &rst fingers after a esose contest Well.
shst IS another of his tieas Instead Of using
a aard<srchief or towsi he uses MS fingers.
"llf course vou have ohssr~rsi Eddy Tanrs,
he smsteur champion. wsIsinz. When Re
xecs uraer way t. cas down 4 large field his
fsre Is very 1rrie.ssut % lock e. As be
swings around THE track one can see that his
upper teeth are tiThsIy pressing his lower Hp.
thst thsrs Is twitch IN the fnEsrs - his lefs
hsnd sid taat IA holds IA bead to 20 rigts
s,is. ~aas bis face appears % he tast n
rersun ia intense a~7nv He = aof however,
srri ~hen be passes SeiG ~ men 20 vhcra
b. ras gwen al the way frvHn ten Yarfis %
nrinnfss stnrt. ycu wia notice his vissEs IN
sra brsss sgaiis Lon Myers ttrss far farn
vhts r7snninz and frss,sently Allows bis lsft
band 70 foul h;s iefs leg. Jei,n Te~srer sqfinss
~hen "a is soinw god work John T. Salt
vSa lfrs hss right f3os hixh frun1 tke ground
and hends re lee - tbe knre every tlr1> -
-sncs IN his lafs fSt New Tors Msi snd
ExrrsS<
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29
A CAUTIOUS DUCK.
Doctor Phippsa Trying to square Him
ssif Wnh the Law.

W ". Phippsn, Of South Ionia-st,
against whom a case Is pending IN the
Circui. Court for violating the law relative
to the practice Of medicine. apparently
means 10 be prepared Tor the worst aud IS
the Court refused 70 allow his case to 90
over tie term, he yesterday fled another
practitioners statement with the County
CLERK, presumably for the purpose OF haV-
ing something 10 tall hack upon in case his
former statement IS declared Illegal.
The statement tiled yesterday was sworn
20 before r. VI. Barnard. Notary Public
Instead OF stating that Phippen IS engaged
IN the practice OF medicine and surgery it
says that he has been engaged IN the con-
tinu0us practice of the healing art IN the
State OF Michigan for eight years and seven
months lt fails to state that he Is a
graduate or that he has ever attended any
medical school. or acquired his knowledge
Of healing art" by studying with physi-
clan. he probably thinks that IN case his
first statement IS declared void he can prac-
tee under the secondhand thus avoid an in
terruption OF his business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

: eagerly sought for. read With pleasaTe or
clszppolEEmsai i thSo tossed ASIDE aao
f1Fg0tten Bak AIDES Who read ct Or
hisn~s kayoEils Prescription, read Z sg4la
Tor they discover ~ u soGetni1x ~ prize
= mssstngsg Oi Joy 70 thsss suffering trenf
faucic1kl 1er4nEenent 0f snF 81 the paint
ri Disorders o. Weaknesses peculiar - tLslt
ssv Periodical aaIBs. internal lnnammal
ton and uicsrnGon. readily ylolc 70 lis
xOndsrgo. curative and healing powers.
Ii Is the only medicine for Women. sold bY
druggists under positive guarantees from
the manufacturers. that u viii give salts
faction IN every case. or money VII be re-
funded The guarantees has been printed
ca the bottle wrapper. and faithfully car
risd oat Tor many years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the County Clerk yesterday: To
Benjamin F. MeReynolds and Hattie j.
Miley; Martin Viergever. Jr., and Mary w.
Nerburg: VIM. F. Sessions and Clara J. Nc
Nett. Johan Miller and Keszeuzen Bucksen-
mann, and VIM. c. Anderson and Josphiue
r. Burns. JOhan Miller and prospective
bride are aged % and > respectively. They
live in Byron township. Deputy Carpenter
TOOK in the half dollars and then demanded
OF Clerk Harvey that an interpreter be fur
nished TO interpret the names Of applicants.
The Clerk told him that as be could speak
seven different languages. including
political Greek ali hc had to DO was 70
call on him whenever he got stuck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29
FOLKS WE KNo w.

". A. Dunlap and wife, OF Vermontyill e,
are IN the city.
J. c. Creitb. of Evart. registered at the
Eagle yesterday.
Miss kittie Fay, a former Grand Rapids
belle. now OF indianapolis, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Lacey.
Messrs. Van der Sluis. Hoyt. Karreman,
Wolcott and other students OF the Univer-
sity. LEFT for Ann Arbor yesterday.
Fred Wiley has accepted situation with
the Wiley Lumber Company, at Bluff
City. Tenn. and with his wife, leaves for
there today.
Sam Dexter. a popular Grand Rapids
photographer will succeed 10 the prOpne-
torship of the Hickok photograph gallery.
Grand Horea Tribune
Ed Gilmartin, we'll known in this city.
and who has for seventeen years past been
Superintendent of the G. K. & !. telegraph
repairing corps. has resigned said position
and will 20 into business for himself.
Walter Christmas was married yesterday
morning TO Miss Gilscn. of Englishyille,
Kent county, and were the guests OF &.
Christmas until the late train started for
Chicago last evening. when they left. bound
for their Western home in Wyoming Terri
tory Grand Horen Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

The new school law went into effect
Tuesday ana provides that the two mem
bers OF the Board of School Examiners
Probate. and the three elect a Secretary,
who IS or 0t5clo a member of the Board
The Secretary conducts all examinations
OF the teachers and is duty bound 10 visit
each school in the county at least once each
term His salary 10 fixed by the Board of
Supervisors at q sum not To exceed 81, 500
per year. Professors +. r. Carpenter and
J. II. Chalmers being the mem bers Of the
old board that hold over, will meet with
Judge Perkins on Saturday. october a. 10
O'Clock a. m. and proceed to elert q sec.
ratar-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

Tasre = new -fssi~ srn7nE Cas-szs's fss-
tdhces Fcune ra~u. Mo take A >ccaslorsl
drink ard eaiect r. usir- - E}ssse< sarrl,e1
hv saieca zsepefs - tfsir customers. Ihsv
rr~ cArEv. 4 a correspondent lz fo - -
teved. 4 nest hstse silver O. xsli -r-r. r
issfser csNe n th~fr pocrsts rasch teeT
-srtseiiv vp~ after asfn9 vftr a <ik hasr-
kerfiti-f ker- zr~cfsi'r f-r tass rarrcse. his
: <ocsi pisn TIE sse@ ~ dssasrnz frorn
zisss@s vsf-i sre n CONSTANT nse. sn8 Ttica
~ c-rrecse = useas = we sfter tseT So
rf1e.i- = u,f a saiafslis coa 6, = mar - srT
rpfsc-rserr sssaef - rFtlea r FraT lead - e.
rssfss coslseli-enres 70 tse wy ~ contracting
varicss DISEASES --Nss Xsrk Graraie
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

Education That Paw.

There should be no tIifiing with educa-
ton, nor the mind of the pupil. The best
10 none too good for anybody. and few
dollars more or less should not be permitted
TO weigh against a young mans entire
future. The probabilities are that the best
schools charge the higher rates for tuition,
and yet they are the cheapest tn the end
Private schools "a a rule do not charge too
much for instruction, for if they did. tley
would get no patronage. People who have
plenty of money TO spend, don't mean 10
throw II away, even on education. and go
fair price for tuition means genuine in
struction. Especially should the last school
which bov or girl attends be good one
good and thorough as 10 positive training
and good as to its moral influence. There
is no school in which IL IS possible 10 mould
boy, in which there is such necessity tor
moulding him Alright, as a business school.
Not only are facilities al hand and the con-
ditions favorable. but there is a sort Of ex-
pectancv which it is cruel not to meet. A
business school, TO anawer its true purpose
should be the most practical and sensible
school in the world. Ii should be exscting
as to work, discipline and thorougbness. II
shonld be unwavcring as TO principle. q
school that will ever live in the student, s
memory as having established him no, only
in clean cut business habits, but business
integrity.
TIE Grand Rapids Business College was
established p wears ago and has been under
one continuous management. 10 opened
Sept. for Fall and Winter work. An early
beginning is desirable ia order to secure a
good start Tor the pupil while the classes
are yet small in numbers. Each student
receives individual instruction and il
siloweu to advance according 10 ability and
understanding. For particulars call al
college Office or Eeni for College Journal.
Coxwox SrNsE ~ EDucATToS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

The science OF surgery has made such
wonderful progress in modern times. hat
the most intricate and delicate operations
are now undertaken and carried 20 a sue
cesst1i issue. There are nov several vel
suthsuticssed csses Of whai IS known ss
pneumOtonv. tkss = 70 say. the removal Of
diseased portions # The lungs in ozpes Of
While, however, this esIi-
cate orsrsslon mas sometimes been sncc esq
fully performed the risks attending e are
50 great, and the chances of rrcoveIF 20
zhs thsf If is seldom resorted TO- IRE
safest plan in Consumg iVs cases is - use
Ilr. P.proes Golden Medical Discovers.
THIS wi aivzgs cure the iisease ia -
esriier stages. thoroughly srresfirr The
rsvsees of The ssrribie nsla5r bg removing
its cause ard hsaiinz fss ianxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

e. ~ saii snd frsarv ia Poi;ce Court
yesterday. and sfisf y. y C5s-ett had sssn
sentsncet te twelve asTs IN a. 6nr heinx
frnaN ard 3isorisriv .he ofciais srenf ths
resi- of lhe3sv ir trying a' ia8 The char.
nan Of t1e trlngil Committees ga B3ii6-
iuss tc have hin 80 src1t 7rftinz fo~r
ne rev f1iice Corrt earret n3i court
was ret n sfssirn. hss takeu q tsrz
Hne ier the C5racii 81 sake the spprncri-
etion f'- tas csrpef sct lt q - es hol FL
thai there VI he ~ aere is'av II putting
Il ts.s-rv
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

TIE Bead OF Police snd Fire Com
uissiousrs held a special session yesterday.
sna sfsr examining iftsen applicants Sor
positions 5n the police force. the following
vsre spocinted police corstasles. A ~
Heustreef A.exantpr Curry Psfric
Shieids r Hulf and Jackson Latham. The
appointments vii Dot g ioto sfset Until
October i1 Forr CO these sre ezra men
and one IS Is, Hfi tire vscsncr csrscd sy the
res. znstiou 81 FstrniAsa Nssh. s0ue thTes
weexs ~. The Bosri 81 01rned anti
rex Wednesday Afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

is iuttering from the front door knob. II
tells its own story; The nurse was careless
and left the baby carriage ia damp base
ment. The next time she took the baby olt
riding is caught cold. A physician was
called, but It was too late. The Holman
Adjustable Cab can be detached from the
wheels and carried INTO the house with the
baby. a perfect cradle. a perfect sleigh, a
perfect crib. perfect house csrriage-all
combined. making a perfect baby carrisge
See advertisement and send for catalogue
Not sold By dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

We earn thst Pr8fessor WeIsrsfsfn tas
maie srrangeH e1fs vlfh Chase Bros ers %
represent lhslr pssno< sni car - found st
sbeir ssiesroorn "a N1rroe-ss rhsrs 10
VII - plessed 20 nssef bis friends sud
overs oS flss5f
Prefssscr Neflersfe.n has beer ir4-
m2islT sc1usiate3 VIA Cbsss risros ler
rss-s having rer~ssente5 frenn ig fss st
TIE Fxpos.t.on u csncine a.. ard tafs
rressrr srrs1zerc ent va1l6 in cate as
ra-4 -rfase-s 81 fa@-r
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

A concert viii tbs given ~ Ringae.le's 5
Hall. No. 508 SOath Divlsi0n-st, this ever
ing for the benefit OF. the South Side e0rnst
band
The boys desire better instruments and
want uniforms aud call on the citizens Of
the South Side 10 help them out. A pleas
ant time Is promised. Admission lOc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29
CONDEMNED the Properly.

The Probate Court jury in the case Of the
Grand Rapids 4 Indiana Railroad Com
psny against Patrick Shields. to condemn
two parcels Of land At the corner Of Oakes
and Almy. sta. for the use Of the railroad
company. rendered verdict yesterday con-
demuing the land and allowing Mr.. Shields
$1,000 800 per foot frontage for the land
aud s.. .365 for the buildings. The cOmpsny
had offered 81, 500 for the property, but Mr.
sbi.ids wantai $e0 600.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29


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TIE Sssss c9aseE .lon - fe< ehssen *
Cas- coageass ~ t4s e.sy to-ay Al tier
zsx c1arsA. sorusr sf Lvea saa 6ale-ay-
So aad 81 9snEaes ever e-E5sg he
Es..e~snz pzozza2as 49, se ees<rfse
e4Tlag tas eoaFsa1sas
zh1ss.Ias
M0rsine - Alaisssrls assoe s4tioa 9
o'eloek spellal prayer useet1s gaper.
Tes Dutg aa3 A1saoy.1s IS s1s klaex-
s1ia 9zra A4ses 81. Loals. ~ lareF.
41s FtszeasFs E6eial he.4Ll01 % t1e
Co1xrez4ll0a = H. Ha4nQaa. itsctstsr.
1890 Business n ksaxlan.' j. Pals
~ AGif ~. Religion "a hz>ilesz, J..
" sp4sd. Csseaae.
AftsrnooE-z o'eloes. praise servioe,
80, contervDSs on c34Ess - fe41iag lQr
lsce-7 fssseAsr Al Work q Ia
dis sgaty.y q n Reese. Bangor Z. Ia
Among his People. ". B- ihomson.
Essnias-zso O'Clock. sermon b. B. J.
l.A1foEd.
Friday
Morning-Ssssion devoted 10 the discus
si0n 81 sunday sca0o. work. 50 0c.ocs.
payer mseuag. .. County sld Township
C0agrezauan. l. C. Cngitb, Nillbrooz.
a1J. ~ LaE Can We Dos Judson Brown.
Nzndaii4 . 40 ~ hat IS sunday School
Workf ii. B. hawson. DoW4gzc, 10
Mat IS Proper Attention 10 Sundsy
school Work a. ~. Gardner, Fremont
l02v, '-le4cters' Meetings, Their lmpOr-
tancs and Management A J. Pallister,
Muir. i0,f0. '-fus IDEAL sunday -chC0l
Teacher" K. Bruce Brown. bros kway Gen.
ter IL. The aim and Spirit 0i the sunday
school Teacher l.. ". Spayd, Cascade;
II 50 question drawer, conducted By b. }.
Re1fOrd
Aliernoon-Session devoted 70 the work
OF The Christian Womens Board Of Mis-
s.01s. Address by " X. Azbill, General
Agent
Iyening-7 O'Clock. Conference on
"W0msns Work in Missions" led by
Mrs Fannie l. Thompson. OF Detroit, 500.
Segm0a bysB. J. Radlord.
Saturday.
The day will be devoted 10 the work OF
the Michigan Christian Missionary Asso-
ciati0n, and Il. J. Radford Will preach at
7.33 O'Clock. Ga Sunday Mr. Radiord will
preach morning aud evening, and ". II.
Scott, OF Ionia, will preach IN the after
noon.
During the continuance OF the convention
the LADIES OF the local church will serve
dinner and supper ia the old church. cor
ner Lyon and North Dlyasion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29
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Vase Lamps, with Porcelain
Shades, 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29

To Peioskey aud Traverse City Tuesday.
Oct. 4. Round trip 81. Good TO return
until 0ct. II inclusive. Train leaves Union
Depot 81 1880 a. IA. Bridge-st. 1857, D.
G.. H. & 81 crossing ll:4o. Tickets st
Union Ticket Office. 81 Nonroe-st.. Union
Depot. Bridge-st. depot and D., G. II. & NJ.
crossing.